Variety (March 1921)

s I A N D H c N a THE ORIGINAL WHIRLWIND DANCERS ft •4 Were //ie /irsr Dancing Team engaged by MR. GEORGE M. COHAN for the original production of "Mary,*' now playing at THE KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE, NEW YORK. Joro* Jack Jmoi * Half Richard Kirks Hasel Kin* liadeliaa Uk, Roaa Ned Mrs L*roy Veok Laaar L.laa Loo Jack Lorralno C A. Loworlo Olen I* Rof V Mfi Lubln Mr Rleljr Mae Roberts Peggie Rehan Estella Rolls & Royce Renard ft Jordan Regan James Rogers Jack Rlchey R Keith Rogera Wllion 8 Rogers Frank Mn Riggs Mary Bully Lew Schuyler EUle Sperling Philip l.jxxm ft La Ro«s Smith Oliver Co Land Chas Ls Roy Merrya Llngard Billy Luke Bda Aaa Lee Bryan Meyers Billy lllller M ft P MoOvlre Moore ■ J Morgan Juns Iforroll Frank Mannard Virginia Martya Mauds Mayss Jack Murray Edith Miller D 8 Mrs MacKay ft Earls Mudgs Mr Skinner J J Schretm Bert Stafford Edwin Seymours Dolly Spahman A Mrs Sackett Albert Mr Single Billy Mr Scott John Geo Anthony 8mith Willis Seamann* Mabells Tucker T>ave Thayer Chas ■ Tracey Sid Templs Jos Ihiels Otto Vincent Jewel Vay Margie Mansfield ft Riddle Van Schark Eddls Mas ft Machsr Miller Cleora Moran F ft B Martin F A Mrs Mitchell ▲ P Newman W ft L No wait Tom Narder Vlke Posty Dot Perry Alios Phillips Geo O'Mar Casts O'Dsa Jlmmsy Plttenger Vim Valyda Rosa Vox Valentine Vogt Eddls Voyer Ouy Wilbur Elsie Wayne Clifford I WUI'.ams Connie White Bob Weeks Leroy Wilson Misses Wilson John Webb Harry L Weeks Ls Roy i Williamson Oss Wells Marls | Bnrles qae Routes. ] MARCH 21—MARCH 21 -All Jazz Revue" 21 Bijou Phila- delphia 28 Majestic Scranton "Around the Town" 21 Star Brook- lyn 28 Empire Hoboken "Bathing Beauties" 21 Avenue Detroit, 28 Academy Pittsburgh "Beauty Revue" 21-22 Armory Binghamton 23 Elmlra 24-26 Inter Niagara Falls 28 Star Toronto "Beauty Trust" 21 Empire Cleve- land 28 Avenue Detroit "Best Show In Town" 21 Gayety Buffalo 28 Gayety Roaster "Big Sensation" 21-23 Cohens Newburg 24-26 Cohen's Poughkeep- ■le 28 Howard Boston "Big Wonder Show" 21 Gayety Kansas City 28 L, O "Bon Tons" 21 Star Cleveland 28 Empire Toledo 0 "Bostonlans" 21 Gayety Detroit 28 Gayety Toronto "Bowerys" 21 Jacques Waterbury 28 Hurtig & Seamon's New York UNIFORMS AIM Thtitrlcsl ssd Chirtctsr COSTUMES of «Ter> description. No or- d« too small ot too riiNVult. 6.000 Illustrations. UNIFORMS Any Foreign Nation— Mili- tary ot NaVal. RUSSELL UNIFORM CO. Largaat Uniform and Equip- ment M akera. IS00 Broadway. New Yart. Phona: Bryant !»•* "Broadway Belles" 21 Park Indi- anapolis 28 Gayety Louisville "Cabaret Girls" 21 Cadillac De- troit 28 Englewood Chicago "Cute Cuties" 21 Academy Pitts- burgh 28 Penn Circuit "Flashlights of 1920" 21 Empire Albany 28 Casino Boston "Follies of Day" 21 Gayety Boa- ton 28 Columbia New York "Follies of Pleasure" 21 Ga/ety Brookyln 28 Olympic Ne;/ York "Folly Town" 21 Empire Provi- dence 28 Gayety Boston "French Frolics" 21 Majestic Scranton 2S-29 Armory Binghamton 30 Elmlra 31-2 Inter Niagara Falls "Girls de Looks" 21 Miner's Brorr: New York 28 Casino Brooklyn "Girls From Follies" 21 Empire Hoboken 28-30 Cohen's Newburg 31-2 Cohen's Poughkeepsle "Girls From Joyland" 21 TroCc- dero Philadelphia 28 c ar B joklyn "Girls of U 8 A" 21 Palace Balti- more 28 Gayety Washington "Golden Crook" 21 Gayety St Louis 28 Star and Garter Chicago "Grown Up Babies" 21 Howard Boston 28-30 New Bedford New Bedford 81-2 Academy Fall River Hastings Harry 21 Orpheum Pat- er-on 28 Majestic Jersey City "Hip Hip Hurrah" 21 Gayety To- ronto 28 Gayety Buffalo "Hits and Bits" 21 Gayety Roch- ester 28-30 Bastable Syracuse 31-2 Gayety Utica "Hurly Burly" 21 Gayety Balti- more 28 L O "Jazi Babies" 21 Palaza Spring- field 28 L G "Jingle Jingle" 21 Olympic Cin- cinnati 28 Columbia Chicago "Jollities of 192d" 21 Columbia New York 28 Empire Brooklyn "Joy Riders"'21 Empress Cincin- nati 28 Lyceum Columbus "Kandy Kids" 21 L O 28 Gayety Brooklyn Kelly Lew 21 Gayety Montreal 28 Empire Albany "Kewple Dolls" 21 Gayety Louis-, vllle 28 Empress Cincinnati "Lid Lifters" 21 Grand Worces- ter 28 Plaza Springfield "London Belles" 21 L O 28 Gayety St Louis "Maids of America" 21 Perth Am- boy 22 Plalnfleld 23 Stamford 24-28 Park Bridgeport 28 Empire Provl- dence. Marlon Dave 21 Hurtig & Sea- mon's New York 28 Orpheum Pat- erson _ . "Million Dollar Dolls" 21-23 Park Youngstown 24-26 Grand Akron 28 Star Cleveland "Mischief Makers" 21-22 Lyceum St Jose 28 Gayety Minneapolis "Monte Carlo «Girls" 21 Century Kansas City 28-29 Lyceum St Jose "Naughty Naughty" 24 Rajah Reading 25-26 Grand Trenton 28 Trocadero Philadelphia "Parisian Flirts" 21 Gayety St Paul 28 Gayety Milwaukee "Parisian Whirl" 21 Star & Gar- ter Chicago 28 Gayety Detroit "Pee-a-Boo" 20-22 B -chel Des Moines 28 Gayety Omaha "Powder Puff Revue" 21 Empire Newark 28 Casino Philadelphia "Puss Puss" 21-23 New Bedford New Bedford 24-26 Academy Fall River 28 Grand Worcester "Razzle Dazzle" 21 Gayety Minne- apolis 28 Gayety St Paul Reeves Al 21 Lyric Dayton 28 Olympic Cincinnati Reynolds Abe 21 People's Phila- delphia 28 Palace Baltimore "Record Breakers" 21 Star To- ronto 28 Academy Buffalo "Rosaland Girls" 21 Gayety Wash- ington 28 Gayety Pittsburgh Singer Jack 21 Casino Brooklyn 28 Empire Newark "Social Follies" 21 Haymarket Chicago 28 Park Indianapolis "Snappy Snaps" 21 Casino Phila- delphia 28 Miner's Bronx New York "Social Maids'* 21 4rand Hart- ford 28 Jacques Waterbury "Some Show" 21 Gayety Newark 31 Rajah Reading 1-2 Grand Tren- ton "Sporting Widows" 21 Casino Boston 28 Grand Hartford "Step Lively Girls" 21-23 Bastable Syracuse 24-26 Gayety Utica 28 Gayety Montreal Stone & Plllard 21 Lyceuzu Co- lumbus 28 Empire Cleveland "Sweet Sweeties" 21 Gayety Mil- waukee 28 Haymarket Chicago "Tempters" 21 Englewoor* Chi- cago 28 Standard St Louis "Tid Bits of 1921" 21 Standard St Louis 28 Century Kansas City "Tiddledy Winks" 21 Olyrr Ic New York 28 Gayety Newark "Tittle Tattle" 21 L O 28 Troca- dero Philadelphia "Town Scandals" tl Empire To- ledo 28 Lyric Dayton "20th Century Maids" 21 Empire Brooklyn 28 People's Phi'idelphia "Twinkle Toes" 21 Gayety Omaha 28 Gayety Kansas City "Victory Belles" 21 Gayety Pitts- burg 28-30 Park Youngstown 31-2 Grand Akron ••Whirl of Mirth" 21 Academy Buffalo 28 Cadillac Detroit White Pat 21 Penn Circuit 28 Gayety Baltimore Williams Mollle 21 Majestic Jer all week. "Flashlights of 1920." next week. GRAND-—Vaudeville and picture. MAJESTIC — Popular vaudeville and pictures. STRAND—Lionel Barrymore In "Jim the Penman," first half; James Oliver Curwoods* "Karxan," last half. Other film houses — Leland, "What's Worth While," first half; "Brewster's Millions," last half; Al- bany, "The Flapper," first half; "The Scutters," last half; Colonial, dally change; Clifton Square, "Her First Elopement." Manager Millard Deming of the Hudson, Schenectady, has booked David Warfield, in "The Return of Peter Grimm," March 23 ad D. W. Griffith's film, "Way Down East," March 24. 26, 26. Commlfasioner of Public Safety J. Sheldon Frost last week lifted the ban on Sunday night dancing in Albany hotels, with the result that the two hoetelries which feature dancing, the Hampton and New Kenmore, were crowded. It is un- derstood that Bob Murphy, proprie- tor of the New Kenmore, is plan- ning to put on a big revue at his cabaret. Twenty girls will be in the cast, it is said. W. O. Gorsky, honorary executive secretary of the Paderewski fund for Poland, last week notified the Har- monic Circle that $770 was realized at the recent concert given by Sto- | sey City SI Perth Amboy 29 Plain- Ijowskl In Albany field 30 Stamford 31-2 Park Bridge Thp Corse Payton Stock Company is offering "V/ithin the Law" at thi Armory in Blnghampton this week. Jack Doty ls the leading man and Edna Ann Luke the feminine star Payton is extremely popular in Binghamton. He is playing a ten weeks' engagement in the Parlor City, terminating in May. BALTIMORE. By F. D. OTOOLE. FORDS.—"Mary," although here port ALBANY, N. Y- BY THOMAS 8. BURKE. HARMANUS BLEECKER HALL -After being without legitimate productions for nearly six months, this theatre, the only legitimate house in the city, reverted to its old policy of presenting attractions this week, "Clarence," Booth Tarklng- ton's comedy, being given Wednes- day matinee and night to capacity audiences. Alfred Lunt, who starred In the role in New York, was fea- tured. It was the first legitimate attraction to play the hall since September 22. when A. H. Woods' "The Girl in the Limousine" was staged. When no productions are booked feature films will be shown. Vaudeville's Big Laughing Scream "The Woman Dodger" Thi$ Sunday, Shubert's Central Theatre, New York CATCH IT BYRON «nd LANGDON EMPIRE—"Folliee of the Day." Morris Fine, former Albany boy, is handling the concert tour of Josef Rosenblatt, cantor and rabbi of a Fifth Avenue temple, New York, this season. Rabbi Rosenblatt is booked for a concert at the Albany Armory March 28, the proceeds of which will be given to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum at Los Angeles. A. RATKOWSKY, lac FURS Buy Your Furs Now at 1-3 LESS than wholesale prices. All the latest Coatees, Scarfs and Throw- overs for the late Spring and early Summer, developed in the most wanted pelts. Remember when you make your fur purchases here you are dealing lirectly with the manu- facturer. Special Discount to the Profession 34 West 34th Street NEW YORK CITY 8PECIAL SONGS, TALK, ETC. —WRITTEN RIGHT CASPER NATHAN 81 WE8T RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO, 2d Floor. "Let's Talk It Over. ARE YOU GOING TO EUROP nshlp accomodation* arranged on all Mnoo. at Mata Offleo E? Ht coins wmrj fall: arrange Uteri? 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